Wait, do I need to trash my 13600k and build a new system with an Intel Core Ultra for it to be compatible?
Yes, and make sure you spend a shitload of money on it too. That way when Microsoft does this again in a few years you'll get to experience that same sweet regret all over again.
War is dumb, but giving bullies free reign is dumber.
Yes, Iran and Vietnam were probably mistakes, but nobody said conflicts are easy nor clear.
> There is no exception here. Teachers are to teach what is in the published curriculum
If the curriculum limits answers to certain questions for religious reasons than it's in violation of the separation clause.
> It can be a matter of health,
I'm sure the evil GOP will try to twist their argument into being about health or the like, but underlying it's religion trying to camouflage itself, like how Intelligent Design tried to disguise creationism as science. It's bearing False Witness and thus should be punished via an elevator to Hell. Jesus can read GOP's evil minds.
So when can we expect this violent eruption/explosion? 10 years? 10,000 years?
I'm a busy man. I don't have millennia to waste on this.
Excellent thought; could happen anytime, even tomorrow. Something people often, annoyingly, forget, like in this bit from The Fifth Element:
Billy [Luke Perry]: When is this "snake" act supposed to occur?
Professor Pacoli: Well, if this is the five and this is the one... [counting under his breath] Every 5,000 years.
Billy: So I've got some time then.
[The Mondoshawans show up literally a minute later.]
Certainly, someone was.
It's surprising that the suicided whistleblower didn't leave an insurance file.
Or did he?
Asimov's “The Endochronic Properties of Resublimated Thiotimoline” (1948).
In it, he invented a fictional chemical — thiotimoline — that dissolves before it touches water. He wrote it in the form of a serious scientific paper, with footnotes, jargon, and references, but the subject was pure nonsense.
Because the style was so convincing, some people at the time wondered if it was real. Asimov himself later joked that librarians and scientists would get requests for the “thiotimoline article” from puzzled readers who thought it was an actual research paper. He even followed up with sequels in the same pseudo-academic style.
It's an intelligence.
And like all those, it obviously WATCHES YouTube.
It has just a slightly better recollection, like a savant.
> Isn't capitalism great?
Capitalism doesn't let you buy laws, that's Corporatism, a subset of Fascism, which is in turn a subset of Socialism.
A proper Capitalist systems speaks to economics, not poltiics.
Reconstruction US, Post-Mao China, Post-Soviet Russia all embraced capitalist economics to lift the vast majority of their population out of abject poverty.
Societies which did the opposite mostly killed their middle class ans then half the population starved to death.
This one is rather significant.
I wonder which private repos were made public. This could be the main prize. Industrial espionage ops?
Having lived through the Dot-Bomb it's basically the same.
You're not going to get a valuation bubble without a hype bubble. And nobody is buying companies for that much who have zero infrastructure. And the stock price is what they use to buy the infrastructure.
These are inextricably linked, not separate phenomena.
This is what Austrian Economists call the 'malinvestment' part of the business cycle. It's caused by artificially cheap money (not set by a market) and will unavoidably be cleared.
Our Orwell is so strong the eggheads artificially setting the price of money call themselves "The Open Market Committee". Because an open market in lending rates is de facto prohibited.
$100K is only 1 year of a $100K annual salary...
The $100k visa fee is *annual* -- up from $215/year.
Trump signs proclamation that adds $100K annual fee to H-1B visas for high-skilled workers
There Isn't an AI Bubble - There Are Three
They're labeled, "Good," "Fast," and "Cheap" and whichever one you (re)pick is the ironic one.
It still seems unbelievable to me that among 300+ millions,
Not to worry, all those people apparently died of drug overdoses last year: Trump Claims 300 Million People Died of Drug Overdoses Last Year. -- out of a U.S. population of 340 million, btw. For the record, "there were only 62.4 million deaths globally in 2024" from *all* causes.
Google: trump 300 million died drugs
The way I see it, Republicans try to minimize the average unhappiness, while Democrats try to minimize the maximum unhappiness. So Republicans focus on majorities and Democrats focus on minorities as a result. To those who only care about themselves, the Democrat approach looks insane. To those who care about the collective good, the Republican approach looks cruel and insensitive.
Noting that individuals eventually die off while the collective lives on. I know Marie Antoinette didn't actually say this, but "Let them eat cake" didn't turn out so well for the actual few with cake when the hungry masses showed up. Caring about everyone includes you and yours...
APL is a write-only language. I can write programs in APL, but I can't read any of them. -- Roy Keir
